NIPR, FRSC SEAL STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP TO ADVANCE PROFESSIONAL EXCELLENCE AND CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT

For its remarkable institutional transformation, particularly the milestones recorded in the digitization of the Corps' operations, the Nigerian Institute of Public Relation (NIPR) has commended the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC)

This is as NIPR described FRSC's achievements as a clear demonstration of visionary leadership, innovation and commitment to service excellence.

The commendation came when the President and Chairman of Council of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations, Dr. Ike Neliaku, fnipr, led a high powered delegation of the Institute on a courtesy visit to the Corps Marshal, Shehu Mohammed, mni, at its National Headquarters in Abuja. 

Dr. Neliaku applauded the Corps Marshal for driving strategic reforms that have strengthened operational efficiency, enhanced service delivery and elevated the reputation of the Corps. 

He reaffirmed the Institute's commitment to partnering with FRSC in the areas of professional training, executive development and capacity building to further consolidate the Corps' transformation agenda.

Responding, the Corps Marshal expressed appreciation to the NIPR leadership for the recognition and confidence reposed in the Corps. 

He noted that professionalism, continuous learning and strategic communication remain fundamental pillars of his administration's vision for a more responsive and globally respected road safety institution. 

He described the proposed collaboration as a strategic investment in human capital that will further equip personnel with the requisite knowledge, skills and ethical orientation required to meet the evolving demands of public service.

At the end of the meeting, both organisations agreed to establish a strategic framework for sustained collaboration, with emphasis on staff training, professional certification, knowledge exchange and other mutually beneficial initiatives. 

The partnership is another manifestation of the Corps Marshal's topnotch commitment to institutional excellence, workforce development and the continuous entrenchment of professionalism as the bedrock of effective service delivery.

This is contained in a Press Statement signed by Osondu Ohaeri, Deputy Corps Commander, Corps Public Education Officer Federal Road Safety Corps Headquarters, Abuja



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